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Authentic Harmony Ball from Bali: This Authentic Sterling Silver Harmony Ball was Hand Crafted in the region of Celuk on the island of Bali, Indonesia, by a village Silversmith using traditional methods passed down through the generations.
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Don't know why these have to be archived, I've often wanted to dig a thread in the Ashes forum and it's annoying. Can't they just be merged back into CC?
Don't know why these have to be archived, I've often wanted to dig a thread in the Ashes forum and it's annoying. Can't they just be merged back into CC?
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I don't particularly like the archiving either but TBH I'd not be happy at the idea that the threads be merged into CC-main. Dono why.
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PORTLAND, Oregon (Reuters) - Jurors began deliberating on Wednesday in the trial of a Somali-born man accused of trying to blow up a Christmas-tree lighting event in Oregon, after prosecutors and defense lawyers sparred during closing arguments over his intent.
Mohamed Osman Mohamud, a naturalized U.S. citizen and former Oregon State University student, faces life in prison if he is found guilty of attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction to blow up the holiday tree-lighting in Portland in November 2010, when he was 19.
He was arrested after attempting to use his cell phone to remotely detonate an artificial car bomb supplied to him by FBI agents posing as al Qaeda operatives.
The fake bomb was planted in a van left parked near a downtown Portland square crowded with thousands of people attending ceremony the day after Thanksgiving. No one was hurt, and authorities say the public was never in real danger.
During the three-week trial in U.S. District Court in Portland, defense attorneys argued that their client was charged with a crime that was essentially the creation of overzealous law enforcement officers.
During his closing statement in the closely watched case, federal public defender Stephen Sady argued that Mohamud was entrapped by the FBI and would never have committed the crime without their prodding and influence.
Sady characterized one operative as a handsome "warrior- politician" that acted as an older brother figure to the "manipulable and conflicted teenager" and the other as a father figure.
"The government cannot create crime," Sady said. There is "nothing, nothing, nothing you have seen showing he (Mohamud) was preparing, planning or even thinking of such a thing" until he was first contacted by the FBI and then persuaded by the FBI undercover agents posing as Islamic militants, Sady said.
But Assistant U.S. Attorney Ethan Knight said that the college student made "a single and remarkable choice" to "take the lives of thousands of people he had never met before."
"The defendant was indeed predisposed" to committing the crime, Knight said. Knight reminded the jury that Mohamud wrote several stories for a radical Islamist online magazine called Jihadist Recollections and was active in radical chat rooms and online forums.
The FBI agents gave Mohamud multiple opportunities to pull out of the plot, Knight argued, but Mohamud showed no hesitation or reluctance, and, running into a friend the morning of the planned attack, told his friend that it was "the greatest morning of my life."
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Brazil is a continental-size country with 196 million inhabitants. After a steady period of economic growth, Brazil is now one of the largest economy in the world.
Over the past two decades, Brazil's economic stability and public policies aimed at tackling hunger and poverty have transformed the lives of millions, slashing child malnutrition by almost two-thirds and helping to lift 28 million people out of poverty. Brazil's social inclusion policies are currently regarded as a source of inspiration for other countries in the global South.
Despite significant progress, Brazil has a long way to go to become a more egalitarian society. The richest 10% of the people earn nearly half (43.5%) of the nation's income, and racial and gender inequalities feature among the greatest domestic challenges.
Brazil's development model present many equity and sustainability challenges. While the agro-export model is central to Brazil's economic growth (it accounted for 22% of Brazil's GDP in 2011), there is overwhelming evidence that the agribusiness sector is exploiting Brazil's huge reservoir of natural resources in unsustainable and irresponsible ways, besides jeopardizing small farmers' livelihoods.
The Brazilian government has a privileged position and capacity to influence the G20 and BRICS countries, and despite its pending domestic agenda, it can play a potentially determining role in addressing the world's equity and sustainability challenges.
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Oxfam's engagement in Brazil dates back to 1965.
With activities ranging from financial support to community based organizations in rural areas and progressive religious groups for over a decade under dictatorial rule, to to movement building during the "democratization" period, we have both witnessed and contributed to the emergence of civil society organizations in Brazil.
During the eighties, we helped promote active social, cultural and political citizenship, including the human rights of indigenous groups and women. In the nineties, projects focused on poverty alleviation in urban contexts and gradually strengthened an advocacy approach, working to influence public policies.
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Auburn committee completes review of athletics, school president optimistic
AUBURN, Ala. -- A six-person committee has completed its review of Auburn's athletic department, and expressed confidence that athletic director Jay Jacobs can make needed fixes.
Aurburn president Jay Gogue said Jacobs will release more details of the resulting plans for change and noted that there's ''room for substantial improvement.'' Jacobs is scheduled to address the Auburn Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday with an update on the athletic department, which finished last in the Southeastern Conference in both football and men's basketball.
''Our review shows that overall, the athletics department is in good shape, but there are some areas where improvements can be made and our committee believes Jay Jacobs knows how to make those improvements,'' committee member Mac Crawford said Monday in a statement released through the university. ''Now it's time to move forward, get to work, and become even more successful. Dr. Gogue has listened to our recommendations and I think that's good news for Auburn and for Auburn athletics.''
Gogue said the review focused on academic and support services for student-athletes, financial management, customer service, competition and management structure.
''Athletics director Jay Jacobs and I have talked in length about their recommendations,'' Gogue said in a statement posted on the university's website. ''In general, they center on steps to improve overall operations of the department, upgrade how we interact and communicate with fans and alumni, and enhance the game-day experience, on and off the field.
''There's much to celebrate about Auburn athletics, but there's also room for substantial improvement. I look forward to Jay providing the leadership needed to make the necessary improvements.''
Gogue's committee included former Mississippi athletic director Pete Boone, former California-Berkeley AD Dave Maggard, ex-LSU administrator Judy Southard and business executives Crawford and John Irwin, along with former Auburn football player Quentin Riggins.


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19 U.S. Code § 1446 - Supplies and stores retained on board
Vessels arriving in the United States from foreign ports may retain on board, without the payment of duty, all coal and other fuel supplies, ships' stores, sea stores, and the legitimate equipment of such vessels. Any such supplies, ships' stores, sea stores, or equipment landed and delivered from such vessel shall be considered and treated as imported merchandise: Provided, That bunker coal, bunker oil, ships' stores, sea stores, or the legitimate equipment of vessels belonging to regular lines plying between foreign ports and the United States, which are delayed in port for any cause, may be transferred under a permit by the appropriate customs officer and under customs supervision from the vessel so delayed to another vessel of the same line and owner, and engaged in the foreign trade, without the payment of duty thereon.
Provisions similar to those in this section were contained in act Sept. 21, 1922, ch. 356, title IV, § 446, 42 Stat. 953. That section was superseded by section 446 of act June 17, 1930, comprising this section, and repealed by section 651(a)(1) of the 1930 act.
Provisions similar to those in the last sentence of this section concerning sea stores and equipment, were contained in R.S. § 2797, as amended by act Mar. 3, 1897, ch. 389, § 17, 29 Stat. 691. A provision that steam vessels might retain coal on board without being required to land it or pay duty was contained in R.S. § 2798. Provision for collection of duty on excessive quantities of sea stores was made by R.S. § 2796. All of these sections were repealed by act Sept. 21, 1922, ch. 356, title IV, § 642, 42 Stat. 989.
1970—Pub. L. 91–271 substituted reference to appropriate customs officer for reference to collector.
For effective date of amendment by Pub. L. 91–271, see section 203 of Pub. L. 91–271, set out as a note under section 1500 of this title.
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Describe an early food experience that has influenced the way you think about food and/or cooking.
When I was young my Hungarian grandmother would visit for a few weeks at a time usually once a year. During that visit, she would rarely stop cooking for an instant, making everything from scratch. Not only was I was completely mesmerized watching my exotic grandmother cook, all the food she made delightfully inspired me: from her blintzes, dumplings, soups, and pasta to her apricot-filled cookies. By fourth grade I took over making supper for my family, much to the delight of my mother. That became a quite an empowering experience, too. By senior year in high school, when I won the Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year Award, I was really proud! The other awards I received were just not as significant to me. (When I went to college the next year, I was naively surprised to find you could not major in "home ec" at Brown!) Cooking has really taught me how to be both resourceful and creative.
On a personal sidenote, just being a finalist for a second time in this contest is quite thrilling (….and I can write that with a list of accolades from Fulbright scholar to keynote speaker at a United Nations-sponsored agri-tourism workshop in Belarus funded by the U.S. Embassy)!
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- When I was nine, I entered a summer cooking contest in Bristol, RI at the town common with my prize-looking peach shortcake. I could not have been more proud of my cake! I had made the whole thing myself while alone in the kitchen with no help from anyone. One judge enthusiastically took a first bite, only to grimace with a violently scrunched-up face of disapproval that I will never forget. I was mortified to learn that I had used salt in the recipe in place of caster sugar. I have not entered any cooking contests since then until this summer with Food52.
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What's your favorite food-related scene in a movie?
From recent movies it has to be from Julia and Julie, where Paul asks "What is it that you really like to do?" and Julia answers, "Eat."
But the wedding cake scene in Like Water for Chocolate is pretty memorable, too. And I can't forget about Mostly Martha.
If you could make a show-stopping dinner for one person, living or dead, who would it be?
Jimmy Fallon…. I just love his thank you notes.
You prefer to cook: a. alone, b. with others, c. it depends on your mood
I can also make a pretty happy sous chef, but otherwise I prefer to cook on my own.
When it comes to tidying up, you usually: a. clean as you cook, b. do all the dishes once you've finished cooking, c. leave the kitchen a shambles for your spouse/roommate/kids to clean.
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Will video cameras make our schools safer? We follow a discussion that touches on student privacy and school safety in the wake of the Connecticut school shootings. (Produced by MOLLY WALSH/FREE PRESS)
Vermonters debate using surveillance cameras at schools.
JERICHO, Vt. -- For seven years, the video cameras sat in boxes gathering dust at Mount Mansfield Union High School.
Now the same cameras that were yanked down from school hallways after parents and students complained are on the verge of going back up. What's changed?
The answer can be summarized in two words: Newtown shootings.
Since 20-year-old Adam Lanza gunned down 20 first-graders and six adults at a Newtown, Conn., elementary school in December, education officials in Vermont and across the nation have taken steps to review and increase security. That's driving a renewed interest in surveillance cameras.
The proposal to install eight cameras inside Mount Mansfield Union was approved by the school board Thursday night. Although the plan has critics it is not generating as much opposition as it did the first time around.
Parents who emailed Principal Mike Weston in response to a letter announcing that interior cameras were under consideration were almost all in favor. And many students supported the proposal.
It makes sense to install the cameras, said Haley Kessler, an 18-year-old Mount Mansfield Union senior from Jericho and student representative on the school board.
"They are just for safety reasons, if we need them, if something were to happen," she said.
Mount Mansfield Union, a suburban high school with about 940 students, already has five cameras on exterior of the building. They were installed seven years ago as part of the project that included the interior surveillance equipment that ultimately came down after a few months because of complaints.
At the time, the school board decided that the outside cameras could stay. They have been a helpful tool in resolving building vandalism and other matters, according to Weston.
Use of cameras at other Chittenden County schools varies considerably. Burlington High School Some have none. But one hight school has 32.
Because Mount Mansfield Union already owns the cameras, it will cost very little to put them back up and the project can be funded within the existing school maintenance budget, Weston said.
The small price tag does not mollify critics with broader concerns. Cameras have little value as a security measure and send the wrong message to students, said Allen Gilbert, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Vermont.
"I get questions about this in waves and it's pretty clear that we're going through another wave now because of the tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut," Gilbert said.
The first impulse after an incident is often to put in surveillance, but it's not necessarily the most effective course, Gilbert said.
School officials should ask themselves what they hope to accomplish and whether surveillance is a wise use of scarce resources.
Then they should ask a deeper question, Gilbert said. "Do they really want to create an environment in which everybody is watched and everybody is a suspect?"
Students have no choice but to attend school, and when they are under surveillance by the adults in charge via cameras it can have a chilling effect, Gilbert said.
"You really do have cameras to try and catch people doing things, supposedly, so you have everybody feeling like a suspect."
It's easy to see how cameras help solve crimes. Footage of the Boston marathon bombers sent a powerful reminder of that fact recently. Many school administrators say cameras help identify culprits in vandalism, fights and other incidents in and around school.
Defense or offense?
But do they have the potential to prevent a serious incident?
That's a debate. Lanza's carnage was over in five minutes. The school entrance had a buzzer system, but it did not keep Lanza out.
Even some supporters of surveillance, including Mount Mansfield Union junior and school board student representative Connor Keefe, don't think the cameras would prevent crimes. "I don't think it would act as a preventative," said the 16-year-old Richmond resident.
But the cameras could be important after something has taken place and that makes them worth having, in his view. "We could use them kind of as a fact teller," Keefe said.
When student leaders brought the proposal to the equivalent of the student Congress at Mount Mansfield Union, the 70-member body approved it with little or no opposition.
Weston, the school principal, believes the cameras could help both during and after an incident. Video footage will go over the Internet to computers that both school officials and police can access in real time if an emergency arises.
In a large high school building, it's possible that surveillance could help pinpoint the location of the threat and allow safe evacuations from other parts of the building, Weston said.
The existing exterior cameras at Mount Mansfield Union did not prevent violent tragedy at the school in 2011. That year a 15-year-old student brought a handgun in a backpack into the school and fatally shot himself in a school bathroom.
Despite the limitations of surveillance, the new cameras have strong support from school board members including Linda Willmott of Jericho, chairwoman of the facilities committee for the Mount Mansfield Union School District Board.
She said she supports "any tools that would help administrators and help keep the kids secure."
Other approaches
Other schools are taking a different approach.
There are no cameras inside or on the exterior of Champlain Valley Union High School and many students like it that way.
Results from a school safety survey in the wake of the Newtown shootings asked parents, students and others to state their opinion on installation of cameras. The results were decidedly mixed, with many students opposed to the idea, according to school Principal Sean McMannon.
"I think students, and this is CVU specific, they feel like this is a very safe place," he said. Many students said they didn't think cameras were necessary and tended to view the security discussion from a healthy "question authority" perspective.
"So when you start talking about cameras and school resource officers, some students see that as compromising their trust with adults and something that right now many of them don't think is needed."
If a serious act of violence occurred in the school, cameras might help solve the crime, McMannon suggested. But he's skeptical that they could help prevent a crime.
Burlington High School takes a different approach. The school uses 32 cameras to monitor activity inside the building and on campus grounds and parking lots. They predate the Connecticut school shootings and have been in use for several years. While no one watches the footage live, the video they provide has been helpful in keeping an eye on a very large campus with many entrances, according to Jeanne Collins, superintendent of Burlington schools.


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FaithHealthNC is a new initiative to improve health by forging covenants between faith communities and health care providers. Providers such as Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, for example, will seek to create covenants faith communities. Once a covenant is in place, the Medical Center will provide health care liaisons to help clergy and faith community volunteers (known as Congregational Care Providers) work to ensure that member needs are met during times of illness.
Learn more about FaithHealthNC
Chaplains are available in the Medical Center 24 hours a day. They are part of the health care team. Please feel free to call them for prayer, help with spiritual and emotional concerns, or simply to listen. Chaplains respond to people of all faiths.
Chaplains can be contacted Monday through Friday, between 8 am and 5 pm, by calling 336-716-4745. At any other time, you can call the hospital operator or ask your nurse to call the on-call chaplain.
The Davis Memorial Chapel is located on the first floor of Watlington Hall and is open 24 hours a day for prayer and meditation. Services are offered at the following times for patients, families, and staff:
Worship services are also offered on the 1st floor of the J. Paul Sticht Center every Sunday at 2 pm.
Those attending services should feel free to dress informally.
Dr. John McConnell, CEO, and Rev. Gary Gunderson, VP for Faith and Health Ministries, discusses the spiritual care services at Wake Forest Baptist.
The Division consists of 4 departments:
Supporters of Health connect people with medical needs and more via outreach.
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center has compiled a list of support groups to help patients and families cope with certain illnesses.
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By Chris Francescani
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Texas Governor Rick Perry on Wednesday appointed a county judge to replace slain district attorney Mike McLelland, the second prosecutor from rural Kaufman County gunned down in the past 10 weeks.
Judge Erleigh Norville Wiley, a former Dallas County prosecutor currently serving as a Kaufman County judge, will finish out McLelland's term, which is set to end in 2014.
McLelland and his wife were found shot to death on March 30 at their home near Forney, 22 miles from Dallas, two months after Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse was gunned down on January 31. McLelland had publicly vowed to capture Hasse's killer.
No arrests have been made for the killings of the McLellands and Hasse, nor have investigators named a suspect or person of interest.
The twin homicides have rocked mostly rural Kaufman County on the eastern outskirts of Dallas, and several law enforcement officials have called them a direct attack on the criminal justice system."
Wiley, 50, who is married to Dallas-based federal prosecutor Aaron Wiley, could not be immediately reached for comment. Her appointment is subject to a Texas Senate confirmation, said Lucy Nashed, a spokeswoman for the governor.
Wiley was among five candidates who applied for the job.
If confirmed, Wiley will replace Brandi Fernandez, another veteran female Texas prosecutor who has served as interim
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The Texas Constitution established a strong system of checks and balances by creating independent elective offices in each county. The major elective offices found in most counties include the commissioners court comprised of a county judge and four county commissioners, county and district attorneys, county and district clerks, county treasurers, sheriffs, tax assessor-collectors, justices of the peace and constables. As a part of the checks and balances system, counties have an auditor appointed by the district courts.
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Library Card Sign-Up Month
The Worcester Public Library celebrates Library Card Sign-Up Month during the month of September! Families are invited to sign up for a card at one of our One City, One Library sites (Burncoat Prep, Goddard, Roosevelt, and Tatnuck Magnet). Stop by and get your free library card and see all the things it can do for you!
For one month only, the library will also be giving out free replacement library cards. If you have misplaced your library card and would like a new one just visit any branch during the month of September, and we will replace it free of charge.
The library will also host a monthly help-desk on the second Tuesday of the month. This month the help-desk will be open on Tuesday, September 12 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the lobby of the Main Library.
Today's libraries are about more than books. They are creative educational spaces for learners from birth to high school, and for college students and adults. This annual observance occurs at the start of the school year to attract students, but is important for people of all ages.
Resources at the Worcester Public Library are available to anyone who has a library card. Students can turn to the library for materials, programs and knowledgeable library staff that support academic achievement, including book clubs, STEM related programs, and summer reading activities. During the 2016-17 school year, the Burncoat, Goddard, Roosevelt, and Tatnuck Magnet Branches held 2,285 class visits through its partnership with the Worcester Public Schools. These visits helped students access the library and the educational materials available right in their own schools.
Older students can access high-speed Internet, digital tools, and the opportunity to work with trained professionals on how to use them. Librarians provide guided training in digital media and help to grow digital literacy skills. Libraries also provide equity of access to digital tools and media, which has become increasingly important in high-poverty areas where patrons are less likely to have a computer or internet access in the home. Libraries are also a training ground for people of all ages to expand their knowledge and explore creative pursuits.
"Our library provides access and programs for students of all ages," said Geoffrey Dickinson, Head Librarian. "For preschool age children we offer early literacy and storytimes to encourage school readiness, for older children and teens we supplement education with hands-on programs and fun activities, and for nontraditional students we offer language and citizenship resources, resume help, and so much more. There's really something for everyone, and it's all free with a library card."
This year, crime fighting DC Super Heroes, the Teen Titans, will team up with the American Library Association to promote the value of a library card as Library Card Sign-up Month Honorary Chairs. As honorary chairs, DC's Teen Titans will remind parents, caregivers and students that signing up for a library card is the first step towards academic achievement and lifelong learning.
Whether it's homework help, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) programs, or family storytimes and game nights, a library card is a ticket to free educational resources and activities for students and their families. Library Card Sign-up Month is a time to bring attention to the supportive role libraries and librarians play in transforming lives and communities through education.
Throughout the course of the month, the library will host a number of activities, including Maker Mondays with the Learning Hub, a visit with New York Times bestselling author/illustrator and Worcester native Jarrett J. Krosoczka, a volunteer fair, Coding Club, cultural performances and much more.
For more information on how to sign up for a library card, visit the Worcester Public Library in person or online at mywpl.org.
For more information on Library Card Sign-Up Month please contact Linnea Sheldon, Community Relations and Communications Manager at 508-799-1654 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Emergency Preparedness
In Ontario, each of us is responsible for our own safety and survival during the first 72 hours of an emergency. The responsibility of caring for pets ultimately rests on the owner, including during an emergency. It's important to develop and create a 72 hour Pet Emergency Survival Kit, much like we would for ourselves and our families.
Creating a Pet Emergency Survival Kit:
- 72 hour food supply, including bowls and a can opener
- 72 hour water supply
- Blankets/towels
- Toys
- Leash, muzzle, harness
- Litter pan, litter, plastic bags and scooper
- Pet carrier to allow for easy transport
- Medical records, Veterinarian's name and contact number
- Medications and a pet first aid kit
- Current photo of your pet along with their name, address and brief description
- Information on your pets feeding schedule, temperament/behavior, medical concerns
- ID tags and Micro chip number
- Flashlight
- List of boarding facilities, hotels that can accommodate pets
You should check the Kit twice a year and updated it as necessary. Ensure that there is always fresh water and food, medication and restock any items that may have been used from it.
Remember your ability to care for your pet during a time of emergency will depend on how well you have prepared for it. Take the time to create a Pet Emergency Survival Kit; it may just very well save your pets life one day.
Ontario SPCA and Ontario government learn from Hurricane Katrina
Heartbreaking and lifesaving lessons were learned during Hurricane Katrina. Lack of coordination, resources, trained responders, and an emergency evacuation plan involving animals led to thousands of owners being forced to abandon their pets or remain behind to face rising floodwaters.
In the storm's aftermath, government officials, animal welfare organizations and emergency groups in Ontario and across North America recognized the traumatic outcome and began the comprehensive process of putting disaster plans into place to protect both people and pets.
Lifesaving collaboration formed
In 2006 the Ontario SPCA contributed to an amendment to the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act, which allows governments to issue an evacuation order that may include animals.
Since then, the Ontario SPCA has become an integral member of the Provincial Animal Working Group on Animals in an Emergency (PAW). The Ontario SPCA works closely with Emergency Management Ontario (EMO), the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services (MCSCS), and other provincial ministries and non-government organizations to protect animals during a disaster.
The Ontario SPCA's leadership role
When disaster strikes, the Ontario SPCA is the first point of contact for EMO, and the provincial government's
official liaison to assist municipalities requiring a needs assessment involving animals. In addition to providing field support and coordination for animal-related emergency information and issues, the Ontario SPCA:
- Works with municipalities on planning, needs identification, resources and local issues,
- Ensures animal-related considerations are a part of strategic planning at the provincial level,
- Raises awareness of emergency preparedness among animal owners and animal care providers, and
- Coordinates and activates evacuations and get provigil online without prescription https://www.canadianpharmacy360.net/product/provigil/.
PAW volunteers on standby
The development of skilled volunteer emergency response teams is critical to the province's emergency management plan. To date, more than 200 animal related professionals, including veterinarians and veterinary technicians, plus Ontario Public Service staff and Municipal Law Enforcement Officers, have signed up to be emergency responders. During the next stage of volunteer recruitment, PAW will be seeking community members to be trained in emergency
response planning, logistics, sheltering, operations and rescue.
Connie Mallory
Ontario SPCA Emergency Response Liaison and Chief Inspector
Q: What makes you passionate about emergency response?After viewing video after video of Katrina victims, it was clear that animals are affected in disasters as well as human beings. Left to fend for themselves,so many stranded animals suffered. For survivors, concern over animals left behind added to their trauma. It deeply touched my heart. I work to ensure animals are included in provincial, municipal and individual emergency preparedness plans to prevent a similar tragedy.
Q: In what circumstances does the Ontario SPCA initiate an emergency response?
The evacuation of animals from puppy mills and animal hoarding situations frequently requires an emergency response. We also become involved when people and their animals need to be evacuated from life-threatening situations.
Q: When has the Ontario SPCA activated an emergency evacuation?
A prime example occurred on April 25, 2006 when the Ontario SPCA deployed staff to the First Nations Community of Kashechewan to rescue over 100 animals left behind after floodwaters forced the emergency evacuation of the community's residents. This successful mission involved the Ontario SPCA, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, and the Ministry of Natural Resources among other groups.
The Ontario SPCA also came to the community's rescue one year earlier to bring desperately needed food to more than 80 hungry dogs and puppies left behind after a contaminated water crisis forced the evacuation of the community's residents.
Q: Where can I learn more about planning ahead to protect my family and pets?
Visit www.emergencymanagementontario.ca or www.ontariospca.ca.


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BRISTOL, Tenn. – Hannah Light gave her team the best chance to win, holding the No. 11 team in the nation and top seeded North Georgia Saints to just one run in their first game of the NCAA Southeast Regional Tournament. The Lady Tornado offense sputtered despite a late rally in the top of the seventh, ultimately falling short in a 1-0 loss to the tournament hosts, Friday evening.
North Georgia pitcher Jessica Coan allowed three hits to the Lady Tornado, though two came in the final frame when King mounted a last-inning rally. After garnering one hit through six innings, the middle of the King lineup led off the seventh off with two base knocks to put runners on first and second with no outs.
Christina Melcher (Orlando, Fla.) began the inning with a rope to right center field and was followed by Fallon Thomas' hot shot that was ruled an infield single to Saints shortstop Tiffanie Burns, placing two on with no outs. Kendall Brabson struggled at the plate and struck out for the third time in the game for the inning's first out. Christy Kooch stepped to the plate and hit a pop up to short left field. Burns ran straight to the left field line and made a diving catch just inside the foul line then returned to her feet and doubled up Melcher at second base to end the game.
The Saints' lone run came in the bottom of the fifth inning when a rocket off the bat of Pilar Harden sailed over right fielder Tiffany Harris' head and resulted in a run-scoring triple. Katie Block led the inning off with her second single of the day and came around to score on Block's three-bagger.
Light cruised through the Saints lineup in each of the first two innings, retiring the side in order both times. She struck out two of her three batters in the third inning and worked out of a two-out, two-on jam. In the sixth, she battled out of another jam with two on and one out, forcing Sarah Johnson to line into a 6-3 double play to close out the side and set up King for its final attempt at the plate.
Cora Milliken registered the first of King's three hits against Coan with a double in the first inning, but the failed to bring her around to score.
Coan struck out 11 Lady Tornado hitters to keep the bats quiet. She allowed no runs on three hits over seven innings in the win.
Hannah Light (Coeburn, Va.) did well to match her counterpart, allowing only one run on six hits to the No. 11 team in the nation. She struck out three and walked one in the loss.
King (34-18) will play Augusta State (31-17) in an elimination game for the right to continue their quest toward a regional championship. The Jaguars and Lady Tornado will play at Haines & Carolyn Hill Stadium on Saturday, May 5. Game time is set for 4 p.m. The winner of that matchup will play the loser of the North Georgia/Columbus State winner's bracket championship game that will be played beforehand.


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Trigger-happy cops on dog-shooting spree
'My 3 daughters, they don't trust police officers anymore'
By Garth Kant
Many people consider dogs to be part of the family, and citizens in Colorado are tired of police shooting those family members.
It has happened at least a half-dozen times in the past five years, and now lawmakers have had enough.
Two Colorado state senators plan to introduce a bill requiring police departments to adopt policies and procedures for dealing with dogs.
Sens. Lucia Guzman, a Denver Democrat, and David Balmer, a Centennial Republican, say they want officers to distinguish between a barking dog and a dangerous dog.
Balmer says, "Landscaping companies, delivery companies – they deal with dogs all the time, and they don't shoot dogs."
The bill would require officers to take a two-hour training course and a one-hour refresher course every year. The legislation would allow pet owners to handle the pet before officers take action. It also includes exceptions for using force, when the dog is dangerous or there is a violent crime.
The bill was sparked by a series of dog shootings by police that caused public outrage.
Commerce City police killed a pit-bull mix named Chloe outside the dog's home last November. Video showed police tase the dog then shoot it five times while it was on an animal-control noose.
Owner Gary Branson said, "It's like losing a family member."
Chloe got loose and was running around the neighborhood while Branson was out of town. He had left her with a relative. Commerce City police claimed the dog was aggressive, even while restrained on the noose. Now, Commerce City police Officer Robert Price faces a felony charge of aggravated cruelty to animals. The state Fraternal Order of Police calls that "outrageous."
Concerned about surveillance drones, tanks in the streets and gun confiscation? Find out "HOW AMERICA IS BECOMING A POLICE STATE" in this shocking WND special report.
It's not just pit-bull mixes getting shot.
An Adams County sheriff's deputy shot and killed an 8-year-old Blue Heeler-Border Collie mix named Ziggy in January. The deputy had gone to the wrong house.
Ziggy's owner, Jeff Fisher, told a local television station, "All he wanted to do was play, that's it."
Erie Police shot and killed a German Shepard named Ava outside the dog's home in 2011.
Owner Brittany Moore said she still hasn't recovered.
"It's hard, it's hard. My three daughters, they don't trust police officers anymore. They will always remember that a police officer shot their dog," Moore said.
"Ava was not acting aggressive in any way," Moore added. "She had a rawhide bone in her mouth … she wasn't lunging or growling or baring her teeth. Nothing."
Balmer said he has been working with law enforcement on the bill, and it should be introduced to the Judiciary Committee in a few weeks.
"We think the bill strikes the right balance," he said. "It is very respectful of law enforcement, but it is intended to safeguard our beloved dogs."


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Ten years after making a documentary about chef Michel Bras and his three-Michelin-star restaurant in France's Aubrac region, director Paul Lacoste returns to film Bras turning over the restaurant to his son.
The interest in the movie doesn't come from whether son Sébastien (called Sébo) will be adequate. His dedication and talent are obvious, particularly in one lovely scene that shows Sébo creating a dish, trying flavors and ingredients one after another like a composer fiddling with a melody.
The movie's true subject is the way the control-freakiness of haute cuisine translates into a father-son relationship. Michel's attention to detail takes perfectionism to new heights, as he even harasses Sébo about which way to lay the foie gras on the plate.
Sébo, for his part, remains respectful even when his expression indicates that his genius father is getting on his nerves, much as any non-genius father would.
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Official Functions & Forms
- The expenditure of University funds for such things as food, beverage, catering services, the cost of holding receptions, employee recognition events, etc., are sometimes perceived as funds used for entertainment or personal benefit. In order to avoid undue criticism or possible misuse of the University funds, State Fiscal Rule mandates that the President of Adams State University, or designee (Provost or Vice President for Finance and Administration) must approve all expenditures of this type. ASU staff who have been given departmental purchasing signature authority are authorized to approve expenditures that are reasonable up to and including $200.00.
- A meeting, conference, or other assembly, which meets all of the following criteria:
- A. It is hosted by administrative officials of Adams State University, as required in the conduct of official business.
- B. It is held to further the best interests of Adams State University.
- C. It requires the expenditure of University funds for such things as food, beverage, catering services, the cost of holding receptions, employee recognition events, etc.
- D. The expenditure is properly authorized by the Department budget manager and approved by the President of the University or designee.
- The following are examples, which qualify as "Official Functions":
- A. Food and beverages purchased for the hosts and one or more guests visiting a department on official business.
- B. Luncheons, dinners, receptions, and banquets given as a necessary adjunct to official meetings or conferences.
- C. Meals (including spouses), service pins, and merit certificates for State employees being honored at an award luncheon, dinner, or reception. This includes the cost of meals for State officials who are required to participate in an official capacity.
- D. Catering services, which may be required for large formal official functions.
- E. Decorations as essential to the circumstances.
- F. Meeting rooms essential to the occasion.
- It is the policy of the State of Colorado that State funds (in this case University funds) may be used for productive meetings and events that are designed to achieve program objectives (State Fiscal Rules Chapter 2 Sec. 7). University funds are not to be used for entertainment or personal benefit.
- A. FORMS: "Official Functions Request" forms are available online. This form is used for requests involving refreshments, meals, snacks and beverages. If you need assistance with the "Official Functions Request" contact the Purchasing Office at 7526.
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- 2) Detailed description of function (where, why, when); and
- 3) Necessary supporting documentation (agenda, etc.)
- 1) Department Budget Approval;
- 2) Sponsored Programs (SP) budgets need SP Controller approval;
- 3) Foundation accounts require Director of Development approval;
- 4) Club accounts need Club Advisor and Budget Director approval;
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Red and Processed Meats Tied to Pancreatic Cancer
A diet high in red and processed meats increases pancreatic cancer risk, according to researchers at the University of Hawaii and University of Southern California.* Pancreatic cancer is a particularly aggressive, deadly malignancy that can be difficult to detect and treat. Preventive strategies, including dietary modification, are thus vitally important in preventing deaths from the disease. Past studies on the relationship between diet and pancreatic cancer, however, have produced conflicting results.
The investigators analyzed data from the Multiethnic Cohort Study, which enrolled 190,545 African-American, Latino, Japanese-American, Native Hawaiian, and Caucasian men and women between the years of 1993 and 1996. Each participant completed a detailed survey of demographic information, personal and family medical history, diet, and lifestyle factors. By the end of 2001, 482 incident cases of pancreatic cancer were identified among the study participants.
The scientists found that individuals who consumed the most processed meat had a nearly 70% higher risk of pancreatic cancer compared to those with the lowest intake. Similarly, those who consumed the most pork and total red meat had a 50% greater risk of pancreatic cancer than their cohorts with the lowest intake. The investigators found no association between pancreatic cancer and intake of poultry, fish, dairy products, eggs, cholesterol, total fat, or saturated fat. Intake of total and saturated fat from meat was associated with a statistically significant increase in pancreatic cancer risk, but that from dairy products was not.
Intake of red and processed meat thus appears to increase pancreatic cancer risk, though the investigators believe that fat and saturated fat are unlikely to contribute to an underlying carcinogenic mechanism, as dairy fat was not associated with similar risk. The researchers concluded, "Carcinogenic substances related to meat preparation methods might be responsible for the positive association."
—Linda M. Smith, RN
* Nothlings U, Wilkens LR, Murphy SP, Hankin JH, Henderson BE, Kolonel LN. Meat and fat intake as risk factors for pancreatic cancer: the multiethnic cohort study. J Natl Cancer Inst. 2005 Oct 5;97(19):1458-65.
Curcumin May Impede Breast Cancer Metastasis
A recent study published in the journal Clinical Cancer Research found that curcumin, a substance in the spice turmeric, prevents breast cancer from spreading to the lungs of mice given the compound.*
Researchers at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center injected 60 mice with human metastatic breast cancer cells. When the tumors reached the size of 10 millimeters, they were surgically removed. Five days later, half the mice were fed diets enhanced with curcumin, while the remainder received standard diets until the study's conclusion. Fifteen of the mice in each group were injected with paclitaxel (Taxol®) at days 10, 17, and 24 following tumor removal. Although paclitaxel is effective in treating breast cancer, it also encourages metastasis when used for an extended period and therefore is not effective in treating the advanced form of the disease.
Upon examination of the animals' lungs five weeks after removal of the tumors, 96% of the mice who received neither curcumin nor paclitaxel had visible metastases. While paclitaxel alone elicited a modest reduction in visible metastases, curcumin produced a significant reduction, and the combination of curcumin and paclitaxel prevented the macrometastases entirely. Microscopic metastases were found in only 28% of the mice receiving the curcumin/drug combination, and these consisted of only a few cells, suggesting that the treatment prevented the growth of tumor cells present in the lungs before the primary tumors were removed.
Paclitaxel's toxicity activates an inflammatory protein—nuclear factor-kappa beta—that induces metastasis, but curcumin inhibits this response. The finding that adding curcumin to paclitaxel results in reduced metastases could allow for a lower dose of the potentially toxic drug to be administered.
Lead researcher Bharat Aggarwal, PhD, commented, "We are excited about the results of the study and the possible implications for taking the findings into the clinic in the next several years. At this time, advanced breast cancer is a difficult foe to fight with few proven treatments available after surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy."
—Dayna Dye
* Available at: http://clincancerres.aacrjournals.org/. Accessed October 18, 2005.
Processed Foods Increase Prostate Cancer Risk
A diet consisting primarily of refined grain products and processed and red meats increases men's risk of developing prostate cancer, according to Canadian researchers.* These findings confirm and expand on the results of the Health Professionals Follow-up and Physicians' Health studies, which demonstrated the relationship between prostate cancer and intake of dietary fat and red meat, while complementing myriad studies establishing the protective effects of diets rich in vegetables.
The study enrolled 414 men, including 80 with primary prostate cancer and 314 controls matched for age, body mass index, socioeconomic status, and lifestyle characteristics (such as tobacco use, alcohol consumption, and physical activity). All subjects completed a questionnaire on how often they consumed 67 food and beverage items during the previous two years.
Four dietary patterns emerged among the participants, which were designated as: 1) Healthy Living, consisting of vegetables, fruits, whole grains, fish, and poultry; 2) Traditional Western, including red and processed meats, milk, sweets, and hard liquor; 3) Processed Diet, characterized by red and processed meats, organ meats, refined grains, white bread, onions and tomatoes, vegetable oils, juices, and soft drinks; and 4) Beverages, comprising tap water, soft drinks, fruit juices, potatoes, and poultry.
Although not statistically significant, the Healthy Living and Beverages dietary patterns were associated with a lower risk of prostate cancer, while the Traditional Western diet was associated with a higher risk. The Processed Diet pattern, however, was strongly and positively associated with an increased risk of prostate cancer. This dietary pattern is likely to contain heterocyclic and polycyclic aromatic amines formed during the cooking and preservation of meat. Moreover, there was a dose-dependent relationship between the Processed Diet pattern and prostate cancer risk, with the highest levels of consumption associated with a nearly threefold greater risk.
—Linda M. Smith, RN
* Walker M, Aronson KJ, King W, et al. Dietary patterns and risk of prostate cancer in Ontario, Canada. Int J Cancer 2005. Sept 10; 116(4):592-8.
Feds Revise Potassium Iodide Guidelines
The Office of Public Health Emergency Preparedness has issued new guidelines for the distribution, stockpiling, and use of potassium iodide tablets, as used in the prophylactic treatment of radioactive iodine exposure, according to The Federal Register.* As set forth in Section 127 of the Bioterrorism Act, the Strategic National Stockpile has been tasked with making potassium iodide tablets available to state, local, and tribal governments for their at-risk citizens.
Nuclear power plants may release radioactive isotopes, including iodine 131, into the environment either accidentally or by terrorist intent. Exposure to radioactive iodine significantly increases the risk of thyroid cancer and hypothyroidism, especially in those less than 18 years of age. In the event of exposure to radioactive iodine, administering potassium iodide within four hours can saturate the iodine receptors in the thyroid gland, preventing the accumulation of radioactive iodine. This may reduce the risk of thyroid cancer when used in conjunction with appropriate sheltering and avoidance of contaminated sources of food and water.
Following a radiation accident, the area considered to be contaminated has now been expanded from the previously recommended 10-mile radius surrounding a nuclear power plant to a 20-mile radius. The American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists and the American Thyroid Association recommend that chemical protection in the form of potassium iodide tablets should be made available to anyone residing within a 200-mile radius of a nuclear plant, with pre-distribution of potassium iodide to anyone residing within a 50-mile radius. Potassium iodide is considered safe and effective, and its over-the-counter sale is approved by the FDA.
—Linda M. Smith, RN
* Available at: http://frwebgate1.access.gpo.gov/cgi-bin/waisgate.cgi?WAISdocID=435636837+0+0+0&WAISaction=retrieve. Accessed October 10, 2005.
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A Seminar for Teachers with Albert Cullum
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Escort students to feast at the buffet of sounds, images, and feelings and they will be encouraged to come back for seconds. Geared for teachers—however, open to everyone—this workshop will give participants hands-on advice and material to create positive poetry experiences for young readers.
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Our days of over-plucking are happily behind us. But that doesn't mean we're content to let our brows run wild: these days, we tame our arches with Benefit's brow-shaping kit. Available in Light, Medium, and Dark palettes, each set comes with a laundry list of goodies. There's a pigmented wax for brow shaping, a complementary powder for setting, a mirror, cute precision tweezers, two brushes, and a complete lesson book to help you create sculpted arches. Whether your brows are too sparse or too thick, it will have all your concerns covered from A-Z.
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Tippecanoe County Histories
The following county histories are located in the microfilms area on the second floor of the library. Please ask a librarian at the microforms desk or the reference desk if you need assistance with these materials.
Title: Tippecanoe County, Indiana : index of names of persons and of firms.
Published: Indianapolis : County History Indexing Project, Family
History Section, Indiana Historical Society, 1981.
Title: Complete index to Tippecanoe County, past and present by De Hart.
Author: Boothroyd, Neva Offutt.
Published: 1971.
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Title: Atlas of Tippecanoe county, Ind.
Author: Cory and Sons, Lafayette, Ind., pub.
Published: Lafayette, Ind., 1888.
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Title: Biographical history of Tippecanoe, White, Jasper, Newton, Benton, Warren and Pulaski counties, Indiana ... .
Published: Chicago : The Lewis publishing company, 1899.
Reel 14 No. 53
Title: Biographical record and portrait album of Tippecanoe county, Indiana ... .
Published: Chicago : Lewis Pub. Co., 1888.
Title: Biographical record and portrait album of Tippecanoe county Indiana ... [Reproduction].
Published: [Evansville : Unigraphic, 1972].
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Title: Past and present of Tippecanoe County, Indiana.
Author: DeHart, Richard P. (Richard Patten), 1832-1918.
Published: Indianapolis, Ind. : B.F. Bowen, 1909.
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Title: Combination atlas map of Tippecanoe county, Indiana.
Author: Kingman Brothers (Chicago, Ill.).
Published: [Chicago], 1878.
Title: ...Ouiatanon; a study in Indiana history.
Author: Craig, Oscar John, 1846-.
Published: Indianapolis, : The Bowen-Merrill company, 1893.
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Title: A historical sketch of Lafayette, Indiana; its attractions as a home, and advantages for business.
Author: Hassam, Loren.
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When a sentence baffles me, I can usually see the Latin of it after looking at the translation. Then I play the hard sentence in my mind a few times to make the Latin seem more obvious. But this one has resisted: De Officiis, Book II, xix, p. 240 in the Loeb edition.
Diserti igitur hominis et facile laborantis, quodque in patriis est moribus, multorum causas et non gravate et gratuito defendentis beneficia et patrocinia late patent.
I think the key here may be a secondary meaning of pateo: to become wellknown.
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The good deeds and legal advocacy of an orator become widely known when he works eagerly to defend many clients willingly and without fee.


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For professionals engaged in the handling and processing of powder and bulk solids, UBM Canon's portfolio of conferences and expositions provides the most comprehensive and complete gathering of manufacturing expertise in North America. With its longstanding sponsor, the Process Equipment Manufacturers Association (PEMA), and media-leading Powder/Bulk Solids magazine, UBM Canon seeks to provide the best resource for face-to-face interactions, new product demonstrations, 'how to' best practice education, and professional networking in support of the process manufacturing discipline.
The original "Powder Show", International Powder and Bulk Solids Conference and Exhibition, has been produced for 38 years, and will next be held in Rosemont (Chicago), IL on May 5-8, 2014. With an updated name, PTXi/Powder & Bulk Solids, this event attracts professionals from all 50 states and 47 countries. In the most recent event, 395 exhibitors held 30,172 meetings with show attendees in just 3 days.
Long-time industry professionals will recall the International Powder and Bulk Solids Conference and Exhibition brand. Since process manufacturing touches so many industries, we updated the name in 2006 to PTXi (Process Technology Expo International)/Powder & Bulk Solids to embrace all aspects of this complex and expansive industry category. Although centered on dry processing and bulk handling, the revised brand enabled us to better serve end-user companies.
The Chicago area has the largest concentration of bulk handling/process manufacturing in the U.S. Yet, despite its superb location, market research and an in-depth analysis of registration databases has identified under-served regions where attendees do not attend a biennial event in Chicago. The largest concentrations are in Canada and Texas.
To serve processing professionals who cannot attend the Rosemont show, we also produce focused regional events in the largest processing markets in North America. These targeted regional processing events run alongside UBM Canon's automation, robotics, packaging, plastics processing, and design and manufacturing tradeshows, to provide attendees a convenient way to access solutions across many manufacturing categories. The convenience and comprehensive offerings of co-located regional events is preferred by 84% of attendees because the events maximize attendee's investment of time, and provide the greatest opportunity for peer-to-peer and supplier networking.
To meet the needs of the Canadian market, we launched PTX Canada in Toronto, which runs May 16-18, 2013. In 2014, PTX Montreal runs November 19-20, 2014.
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Ranks of Unseen, Unemployed 'SNEPs' Growing
By Yoko Masuda
First there were "Freeters," then there were "NEETs." Now, here come the "SNEPs."
No, these aren't the youthful followers of the latest trends who flock to the Tokyo fashion meccas of Shibuya and Harajuku on weekends.
Rather, they are the growing numbers of working-age people who are unemployed, underemployed or socially isolated. While all of these categories seem to be expanding, in an especially disturbing development, a recent study by the University of Tokyo found there were 1.62 million people who were both out of work and who had little contact with people outside their families in 2011. That was about 60% of the 2.56 million single unemployed people in the country.
The number of "solitary non-employed persons," or "SNEPs," has risen steadily from 800,000 in 2001 and 1.12 million in 2006.
The study, led by University of Tokyo researcher Yuji Genda, analyzed data from a survey taken every five years by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, taking a random sample of two days of activity among non-employed singles between the ages of 20 and 59.
SNEPs were defined as those who didn't associate with anyone outside their families during those two days. The study warns that their growing numbers will increase social welfare costs and be a great burden on society.
The term SNEPs is an addition to the family of terms for people without full-time jobs. "NEETs" are those between the ages of 15 and 34 "not in education, employment, or training," who aren't actively looking for jobs (excluding full-time housewives), and who therefore aren't considered part of the workforce.
"Freeters" are those in the same age group who aren't fully employed, but who make a living through various part-time jobs.
In 2011, the number of NEETs was 600,000 and that of Freeters was 1.76 million.
While such terms refer to younger people, in recent years the number of unemployed men in their 30s, 40s and 50s has also been rising. Between 2005 and 2012 the unemployment rate for men in the 45-54 age bracket grew to 3.5% from 3.1%, and for those aged 55-64 to 5.0% from 4.2%. In 2012, the overall unemployment rate was 4.3%.
The government has been implementing programs such the Young People's Independence and Challenge Plan to combat the rising numbers of NEETs and Freeters. However, Mr. Genda stresses that more intensive outreach programs and policies are needed to get the unemployed get off social welfare and into jobs.
"Isolated people tend to lose the will to find a job. Even if their families can support them now, they will end up in a financial bind in the future," Mr. Genda told the Mainichi Shimbun.


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Bill was born Dec. 15, 1952, to Leila Bybee and Ralph Aurther Mastin. He came to Moab in the late 1970s. Among many jobs, he was a assistant fire warden for the local fire department and an EMT. He was most known for his time as a flagger for UDOT and LeGrand Johnson.
He loved to make people smile, had a love for skulls, Dungeons and Dragons and volcanoes. He always had a smile on his face and will be greatly missed by many.
He is survived by his two daughters, Kristina Mastin (Moab), Elizabeth Mueller (Ogden); his grandchildren, Kataleena Mastin and Justin Hacker (Moab), Kandel and Andrew Mueller (Ogden); his new great-grandchild, Haiden (Ogden); and many others.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
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Department of Surgery
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Research Overview
Dr. Sutcliffe is an epidemiologist whose longstanding research interest is infectious causes of cancer and chronic diseases. Her research to date has focused on infectious or inflammatory causes of prostate cancer and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), including studies on the possible roles of gonorrhea, syphilis, Chlamydia trachomatis infection, Trichomonas vaginalis infection, human papillomavirus infection, human herpesvirus type 8 infection, and several other viral infections in prostate cancer and/or BPH development. She is currently continuing to pursue this line of investigation with further studies examining the possible role of Trichomonas vaginalis infection, a common sexually transmitted protozoan infection, in prostate cancer development; studies investigating the extent of prostate involvement during sexually transmitted infections; and studies examining the role of anti-inflammatory agents, such as aspirin, in BPH development.
Another focus of Dr. Sutcliffe's research is possible early-life causes of prostate cancer that act in utero or in adolescence when the prostate is rapidly growing and developing. While these causes may include sexually transmitted infections, which are typically acquired when men are young, they may also include other factors, such as early-life diet, hormones and physical activity. She is currently performing pilot studies to address this line of investigation.
Finally, Dr. Sutcliffe also performs research on possible causes of symptom flare-ups in men and women with interstitial cystitis/painful bladder syndrome and men with chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome.
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Gamecocks turn to T.J. Gurley after Kadetrix Marcus goes down with injury. Gurley will make his third career start on Saturday against Georgia in Athens, Ga.
Georgia star running back Todd Gurley has been the subject of a lot of talk entering Saturday's game against South Carolina.
But the Gamecocks will turn to a Gurley of their own as they try to pull out a victory on the road in their SEC opener.
USC safety T.J. Gurley will start in place of Kadetrix Marcus, who suffered a dislocated shoulder during the first quarter of South Carolina's win over North Carolina last Thursday. Despite not starting the opener, Gurley still led the team with nine tackles.
"He went down. I was the backup so I had to go in and show what I can do, gain the trust back from the coaches. So that's what I went out there and did," Gurley said earlier this week.
Gurley wanted to show the coaching staff that he is fully recovered from a torn ACL suffered in the Gamecocks' loss to Florida during the latter part of last season. Gurley said battling back from the injury was challenging.
"It's been hard a little bit, the mental part. The physical part, that's all got to do with you," he said. "If you're physical and you can go out there and play you can do it. But it's just the mental part, like getting the game back, getting all your calls back and going out there and showing the coaches you can play with a knee brace on."
Gurley said getting his feet wet last week against North Carolina was helpful as he prepares to make his first start since last October.
"It benefited me a lot because I think the coaches probably thought that I should not be playing," he said.
USC senior defensive end Chaz Sutton said the Gamecocks' defense has faith in Gurley, despite the sophomore preparing to make just his third start.
"He's a guy that you can always rely on because he's going to work hard and go the extra mile to make sure he's prepared for the task at hand," Sutton said.
Gurley said he's excited about getting the opportunity to play against his home-state school. The Cairo, Ga., native will be playing against many friends on Saturday.
"It's like a rivalry game for me," Gurley said. "Most of the Georgia players are from around where I'm from, so I know a lot of them. They're talking a lot of trash, but it's all fun."
Gurley said he expects Georgia to be motivated as it looks to avoid an 0-2 start and a fourth straight loss to the Gamecocks.
"You know they don't want to lose to us because we've been beating them the last few years," he said. "They're going to go out there and play hard. They know that South Carolina has a lot of Georgia players. They know that if we beat them we're going to be talking a lot of trash back and forth."


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O'Toole stays with Rovers
Colchester midfielder John-Joe O'Toole has extended his loan stay with League Two side Bristol Rovers.
Last Updated: 28/01/13 6:28pm
Colchester midfielder John-Joe O'Toole has extended his loan stay with League Two side Bristol Rovers.
O'Toole joined the Pirates on New Year's Eve and has already made a huge contribution towards the club's battle against relegation, making four starts and scoring one goal.
He will now remain at the Memorial Stadium until April 2 - taking his loan up to the maximum 93-day period.
Rovers boss John Ward worked with O'Toole during his three-year spell at Colchester as assistant boss and then manager, which was eventually brought to an end in late September.
Ward told Bristol Rovers' official website: "It is great news that John-Joe is here to stay, it is what everyone at the club wanted and the other players are all very happy.
"There is a 24-hour recall clause, but that was something that Colchester United wanted, and I fully understand that.
"He brings a strength and a character to the club and he wears his heart on his sleeve. He is a ball winner and always gives everything.
"He is what we need at this club, he cares about the team and that is why he has endeared himself to the fans."